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Americans disagree on party discrimination
A year after killing the police showed . of African-American George Floyd, the divide between Americans on issues of discrimination is no longer based on race, but on party lines, an Axios poll
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With the statement that the state has taken measures to equalize blacks and whites in rights, 6% of African Americans and 48% of whites agree, but as much as 79% of white Republicans and only 12% of white Democrats.
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52% of blacks and 29% of whites agree that last year's protests had a positive impact on society, but only 8% of white Republicans and 60% of white Democrats agree.
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Finally, 6% of African Americans agree with the statement that the US is not a racist country, and even less - 4% - of white Democrats. However, 47% of white Republicans and 28% of all whites think so.
Such results promise that a real compromise on BLM issues in Congress is unlikely to be possible for several years, the newspaper writes, and also explain the continued influence of Donald Trump in the Republican Party. Only 18% of African Americans, 20% of whites, 23% of Hispanics and 35% of Asian Americans report real progress in overcoming discrimination at work.